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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1972
Page
10
A reader questions handwriting analysis as a personality tool while Ann Landers offers skepticism. Separate letters show concerns about a Germany based correspondent and a disturbing workplace lunch companion, with practical guidance on handling such social quirks.
Emily Marie Ehler and Gregory Laird Will in St Elizabeths Catholic Church with Rev Tom Irlbeck officiating. Parents Ervin and E Ehler of Rt 1 and Ray Willingham of Quemado NM. Bridal party includes Jeanette Ehler San Francisco sister, Denise Bednarz Wilson, Eugene Ehler Lockne, Mike Willingham Las Cruces, Lester Enhler Bryan, ushers Claude and Howard Ehler San Francisco, Larry Willson. Flower girls Suzie Enhler Sheila Ehler. Music by Laverne Jones Slaton. The bride, Roosevelt High School graduate, attended Texas Tech and works for Fields and Co. Groom Quemado High School graduate, attended UW Seattle and NMSU, works at South Plains Drug. They will live in Lubbock.
Mary Sue Miller urges American women to wear tri color fashion to celebrate the fourth. She describes shirtdresses, pantsuits and accessories in red white and blue, recounting past parades and picnics and suggesting tri color accents to spark celebrations. Readers may write for beauty tips.
Patricia New York reports UPI quotes James P. Harley of the American Arbitration Association noting that about 30 million American families will move through summer and into August, causing loader volumes and potential delays. He advises packing important papers, safeguarding valuables, and considering selling or reducing belongings to curb costs during peak moving season.
A reader column from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal shares do it yourself tips and reader questions. Heloise discusses safe removal of a dress snag using a pull tab procedure and notes past wardrobe mishaps. She also offers chair cover ideas using bath towels and a quip about hair spray and pan care.
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